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I've just updated visual studio to the version in the topic and the project which worked ok 5 minutes ago with Asan on (/fsanitize=address) now throws this error when starting the debugger:
The procedure entry point __sanitizer_ignore_free_hook____dll could not be located in the dynamic link library [...my exe...]
What's up with this?
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Hello @Andrei Hanganu,
I see a similar(maybe the same) issue here: Address Sanitizer stops working after a while, which is currently under investigation.
I would suggest you try to roll back VS to a previous version temporarily. If you get the same issue again, kindly raise a new ticket on our Developer Community and attach the dump files for further check.
hey @Tianyu Sun-MSFT
I did roll back yesterday and everything went back to normal. I'll watch out for the next update.
The problem seems to be quite different though. In my case the executable never launches and looks like some symbols are missing from the latest update DLLs related to ASAN. Unfortunately I did not spend more time to try a fresh project and maybe use static link library instead of dynamic.
@Andrei Hanganu, good to know that the previous version of VS 2022 still works.
Looks like this issue is caused by the updating(the latest version of VS). Once the next update released and you try update to the new version, if the same issue persists, feel free to let us know.
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I have this same issue in VS 17.11.4 . It would be great to be notified when this issue is fixed so I can update to a newer version that has the issue fixed.
@Nicholas Anthony do you mean 17.12.4 ?
I am currently running 17.11.4 and it works fine. I haven't tried 17.12.4 yet.
Version 17.13.2 still has the problem.
@Tianyu Sun-MSFT is there any hope of getting this escalated and getting fixed? it's not like some small issue we can work without and this is how I migrate back to Linux and Valgrind :)
Took me three versions of testing to figure this out.
clang_rt.asan_dynamic-x86_64.dll
clang_rt.asan_dbg_dynamic-x86_64.dll
Had these two libraries stored from an older version in the project and did not know. They were getting loaded instead of the new ones hence the error.
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I just tried to use the Address Sanitizer and got the file clang_rt.asan_dynamic-x86-64.dll can't be found and that maybe reinstalling it might (MIGHT, mind you) fix the problem.. I am running VS 17.13.6 on Windows 11 Home fully updated. I will say that I have tried to hunt down some app startup problems that I was told by a Simon Mourier that "Oh, those are just first exception errors on startup, don't worry about them." Granted, they seem harmless enough, but I thought the point of coding and testing was to minimize the errors, not just fix the ones that break your app. I wanted to see if the Address Sanitizer would help me diagnose those and other errors i am getting. Anyway, my point was that the ASAN isn't wanting to install correctly. Is it just me, or does anyone else wonder if WinRT/WinUI-3 Native Desktop may not be quite ready for prime time yet?
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Version 17.12.5 continues to exhibit the same issues. The last available stable version is 17.11.6. Additionally, any program compiled with Address Sanitizer enabled following version 17.12.0 experiences a significant decrease in performance.